About

Every price in Honduras in one place. That's it.

What this is

Find Your Prices puts what Honduran stores sell into a single search. Instead of opening six tabs to find out where a TV is cheaper, you search once and see every store's price side by side.

The catalogue refreshes on its own: each store is read again once or twice a week. Every product keeps the link to the store it came from: you compare here, and you buy where you always did.

It is free and asks for no account. We built it because it did not exist and we wanted it.

There are two of us, crywhat7 and fq962, working on this after hours. No company behind it and no investors: the site is paid for by sponsorships and by the partners in the Partners section, and that is the whole of it.

Where the prices come from

An automated process walks the public pages of 23 stores — Walmart Honduras, Diunsa, Larach, Paiz, PriceSmart, Jetstereo, Kielsa, Lady Lee, ACOSA, Comisariato Los Andes, Farmacia Siman, Office Depot, Steren, RadioShack, Zara, Metromedia, Paper Depot, Útiles de Honduras, Game Station, Okashi, PC Builds Honduras, Prive Perfumes, and Meyko — and writes down what it finds: name, price, whether it is in stock, and the link. Nothing you could not see yourself by opening the page.

Supermarkets and pharmacies, where prices move the most, are read twice a week; the rest, once a week.

Reading them is not the hard part; matching them is. One store writes “Cel. Samsung A15 128Gb” and another “SAMSUNG Galaxy A-15 Black 128 GB”, and it is the same phone. That is where most of the work goes and it is not fully solved: if you spot a price that looks wrong, or two products that should be one, write to us and we will fix it.

What we are not

  • We sell nothing. No cart, no payments, we never touch your card.
  • The stores in the comparator pay us nothing, not to appear and not to rank higher. Your filters decide the order.
  • We are not the store. Prices are indicative and can change; the one that counts is the store's price at checkout.
  • We have no commercial relationship with the stores in the comparator. Partners are a different thing and live apart, in their own section: if you buy through their links they pay us a commission. It is explained in the terms of use.

If you want the long version — where the data comes from, what we keep, and how to ask us to remove something — it is all written down:

Looking for something?

The catalogue is open and there is nothing to sign up for.

Go to the comparator